Could someone please explain following verse to me?
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But you were to base our discussion on lexicons along with Quran and Arabic grammar and now you wrote it is not important.
Here is some information about disputed Egyption forklore
https//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9610352.0;topicseen
I said about that segment in which he quoted name of a person. Not about the meaning of Root. Meanings given in lexicons can be cross verified by its usage in Qur'aan.
Both the works referred in Link are just thoughts in vacuity, no relation with Qur'aan.
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There're two sees in Egypt, but el-Bahr means river Nile. Even Blue and White Nile are called by names with baHr. There's also Dayr-ul-Bahri (Monastery of Bahr), which is very far from both sees, but is on Nile. Musa used his stuff to measure river's depth, so they can safely cross it. It was a flood time and flooded Nile drowned pharaoh and his army. Nothing impossible here, just not expected by participants.
Maybe best proof for el-Bahr is Nile is in word يَمّ yemm which is understood as river in relation to pharaoh's drowning. Yemm is used also with Musa in 2039 and 287 when his mother put him in the river. So, is it the same water by the same name, or it's sometimes Nile and on the other occasion it becomes some of 2 sees. Can we choose which one of sees is it?